A strange vibration caused an Alaska Airlines flight to return to the Seattle airport on Monday. The Boeing plane landed safely, but metal paneling had detached.
An Alaska Airlines flight traveling to San Diego returned to Seattle on Monday due to an "unusual vibration" on the left side of the aircraft shortly following departure.
The airline told FOX Business on Tuesday that the cowling — part of the metal paneling that covers the aircraft's engine —The flight landed safely with no one injured. There were a total of 176 passengers and six crew members on the flight and customers were rebooked on another flight to their destination.
A Boeing 737-9 aircraft is shown at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, on July 28, 2021.
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